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4 NATO soldiers killed in roadside bomb in east Afghanistan

At least 4 service members from the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan were killed in a roadside bomb attack on Monday.

Mumbai terror attack: Pakistan intelligence involved

At a trial, David Coleman Headley, the Chicago based Pakistani American who is accused of providing a front surveillance work in India in the 2008 Mumbai attacks has testified the involvement of at least one Pakistani Inter-Services intelligence directorate and a navy frogman, reported Reuters on Monday.

Karachi Attack: Military regains control

The Pakistan military finally regained control of the Naval air force after a 16-hour gunbattle with as few as six Taliban gunmen who attached the PNS Mehran base in Karachi late on Sunday.

Obama visits family roots in Ireland

U.S. President Barack Obama declared solidarity between the United States and economically struggling Ireland with a symbolic gulp of beer and a rousing speech, telling a huge Dublin crowd on Monday: Your best days are still ahead.

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Obama vows to carry out more covert operations inside Pakistan

US President Barack Obama is ready to order more covert operations inside Pakistan, similar to the May 2 attack that killed Osama Bin laden to target Al Qaeda or Taliban leaders in order to protect America and its allies.

4 terrorists, 13 troops killed in attack on Pakistan naval base

Four terrorists killed and four held after a 12- hour gun battle at a naval base, PNS Mehran, in Karachi on Monday.

Taliban leader Mullah Omar killed, says Afghan TV channel

Afghanistan’s private television channel TOLO television on Monday reported that Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar has been killed in Pakistan.

Live Images of Karachi naval base terror attack (PHOTOS)

A group of heavily armed militants stormed a military airbase, PNS Mehra, in the Pakistani port city of Karachi early Monday morning, killing five security personnel and injuring many. According to various media reports, three militants were killed and four have been arrested.

6 killed in suicide attack on Afghan police building

At least 6 killed in Taliban suicide bomb attack in a police building in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday, officials told Reuters.

Attack on Karachi naval base on, Taliban claims responsibility

The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility on Monday for a blatant attack on a Karachi naval base that killed at least 5 people and destroyed a naval aircraft, saying that the attack was a retaliation for the death of Osama bin Laden.

4 killed in Karachi naval base bomb blast

At least 4 people were killed in an attack that took place in Karachi around 10:30 p.m. at one of Pakistan's naval aviation base on Sunday, reported Reuters.

Why Would Pakistan Harbor Terrorists?

Since the shocking discovery (and subsequent) assassination of al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in early May in a compound in Pakistan, rumors have swirled that authorities in Islamabad have been harboring and protecting the world’s most wanted man all these years.

US troops embedded with Pakistani forces: WikiLeaks

The U.S. special operation forces were deployed with Pakistani troops on intelligence-gathering missions in Pakistan by September 2009, confidential American diplomatic cables revealed.

15 killed in bomb attack on NATO oil tank in Pakistan

Fifteen people have been killed as a NATO tanker carrying oil for forces in Afghanistan has exploded in northwest Pakistan on Saturday.

Pakistan police claim they thwarted terror attack in Karachi by arresting militants

Police in Pakistan said they have thwarted a terrorist attack by arresting a potential suicide bomber and two of his associates in the city of Karachi.

US Drone Strikes Kill At Least Six In Pakistan Border Region

An unmanned U.S. drone missile strike in the Taliban-controlled North Waziristan province of Pakistan has killed at least six suspected militants on Friday, according to local officials.

U.S. Feared Pakistani Terrorist Group Would Launch Attack In India In Mid-2009

In mid 2009, the United States feared that a Pakistani militant group would launch another terrorist attack in India similar to the Mumbai massacre of November 2008 which killed about 170 people, said a report in The Hindu, an Indian English-language daily newspaper.

1 killed, 10 hurt in fresh Peshawar blast

A powerful blast in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar on Friday morning killed at least one person and injured 10 people, including 2 Americans.

Bomb in Pehawar hits US consulate car

A roadside bomb exploded near US consulate vehicle carrying Americans in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar, killing one local person and injuring others, an embassy spokesman told Reuters on Friday.

British author Salman Rushdie poses for photographers during a photocall before his news conference at Asia house in Barcelona April 1, 2009.

'Midnight's Children' sees daylight after a secret walk

Battling all objections from Iraq, the first film adaptation of controversial author Salman Rushdie's “Booker of Bookers novel Midnight's Children has finished shooting in Sri Lanka.

Taliban Kill 35 Road Workers In Ambush

The Afghan Taliban’s spring offensive against the state has taken another deadly turn, with the murder of at least 35 construction workers in an ambush in the eastern part of the country, according to reports.

Bin Laden's last audio message supports Arab 'revolution'

A recorded audio messages purportedly made by Osama bin Laden and shortly before he was killed wqas released by al Qaeda's media wing as-Sahab on Wednesday and posted on some select Islamic websites, reports said.

Gates, Mullen Urge Congress to Keep Sending Aid To Pakistan

Despite a chorus of calls from some senior US politicians that aid to Pakistan should be halted or curtailed, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said that the U.S. should continue to financially help the South Asian nation because it remains of “significant” interest to Washington.

Democratic Senators Urge US To Halt Aid To Pakistan

A group of senior U.S. Senators (all Democrats) are pushing the Obama Administration to halt any further aid to Pakistan until the government is convinced that Islamabad is not sheltering any more terrorists in the country and doing everything it can to stamp out Islamic militancy.

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